Beloved Homeland: Growing up on a Wyoming Homestead

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This is a true story of a group of WWII veterans and their families who came to the wind-swept plains of northern Wyoming to carve out a new homestead community on virgin soil in 1950. Each of the families lived in black tar paper covered barracks from the then deserted Heart Mountain Japanese Relocation Center. The families felt they were rich with blessings, although no one had money to speak of